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When Blake Edwards' powerful film of J.P. Miller's heartrending teleplay Days of Wine and Roses hit movie screens, it won critical raves, box-office success and shone brightly as a career highlight for its two stars, Jack Lemmon and Lee Remick, playing a couple caught in alcoholism's web. A San Francisco public-relations hotshot is a "social" drinker...who never stops socializing. His vivacious wife starts drinking to keep him company. They live for good times. But eventually good times turn bad.
Directed By Blake Edwards
Starring Jack Lemmon, Lee Remick, Charles Bickford
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Not only was Ms. Remick an extraordinarily beautiful woman, but she was also incredibly talented.
As an ex drinker, I have to concur with Lee Remick at the end of the movie: *The world looks so dirty when you're sober.*
And of course people become more interesting after a few drinks.
Not dirty, BORING! That just killed me...at first. As I became MORE boring, the world became LESS boring.
One of the saddest movie endings of all time.
Hard agree. So ambiguous.
@@MassEffectFan113 SPOILER:
She does turn away from the bar...
@@kell_checks_in she abandoned her daughter and husband.
The world is dirty, as Catholics, we carry our cross.
Very downbeat and sad ending.
Jack Lemmon and Lee Remick were such a wonderful pair in this film. I really felt for them after they both decided to let their alcoholism get the best of them.
Thanks for the spoiler.
@@sleddy01 My pleasure.
@@edkeaton7242 lol
@@edkeaton7242 wait is this a separate account you guys have two different thumbnails?
@@randywhite3947 Nope, same one.
Lee Remick was absolutely gorgeous.
One of THE most beautiful. Most people rave about Natalie Wood in the era, but to me Lee Remick was easily more beautiful
What a great movie
Lee Remick was so beautiful.
It is fascinating how the writers' included her fondness for chocolate as an indication of her propensity towards addictions, which this tragic introduction to alcohol led her to.
Exactly what I was thinking; the addictive personality.
It all started with a sip...
He showes her the way and she will never come back.
She was almost too beautiful for the role but notice how approachable, cute and un-glamorous she makes herself in this scene.
she was a real looker, as well as a great actress!
Cute, but certainly not unglamorous. She was a mess and unglamorous when Joe found her with the bottle in the motel 🏨
Terrific film all good but Lemmon brilliant performance
That how he got her hooked.
Guitar in the background is the movie's theme music. I wouldn't be surprised if Henry Mancini himself isn't playing it.
Please , tell me how to find this music/song!
Hope so x
@@fersosa6330 The soundtrack is available on CZcams and can be purchased. Composer is Mr. Henry Mancini.
It's been covered 1000 times. Try Sinatra, Perry Como, Julie London
I think later on, as they degenerated into total collapse, he felt guilty about getting her started on alcohol.
Well he should have. The father was right. He started his daughter drinking. No two ways about it. He was wrong to do that. Seems Joe wanted a drinking buddy. And he got one.
He should have. He started it!!
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Nobody on this earth becomes an addict because of someone else's actions. If you are an addict, it's a YOU problem.
@@ricardocantoral7672 No, she did not want the alcohol and he started her and pushed her to try it. That was huge and very damaging to Kirsten who said she didn’t want it!!
He was a Royal a hole to do that. Selfish alcoholic!! He was even jealous of her breast feeding their kid for gosh sakes.
Lemmon's reaction of slight disdain on "Brandy Alexander"---like, "I'm glad SHE likes it, but blecchhh!"
I remember the psychologist saying didn't you notice how she was addicted to chocolate and then she became a alcoholic.
Terrible, sad, depressing movie. So well done but so revolting to see someone so beautiful sucked in to the gutter. Lemmon was like the devil tempting to sin. Beautiful theme. I enjoyed the music long before I ever saw the movie then I was shocked to tell the truth. I thought it was the theme to a real romance.
The difference between feeling good(a natural thing)and feeling unnaturally uninhibited by ethanol(not so good thing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
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I make a terrific brandy alexander.
or they could have used 'The Pusher Man' as the theme
I remember when the news was peaple who crave chocolate were prone toward alcoholism...
Not true
Totally false.
Lee Remick resembles Marilyn Monroe in this film
I do not see that at all
What an insult to Lee Remick
i can see what you mean
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